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Flu vaccines are reformulated for each season to provide protection against the strains that experts think are most likely to cause illness.

Despite their shrewd mercenary ambitions, offerings like these ("The 12 Bugs of Christmas," anyone?) are designed for a short shelf life and will surely fade away, only to be reformulated for Christmases future.

(Could a new version have been reformulated for city use?) The city has also green-lighted one of 29 types of Kellogg's Pop-Tarts, the Frosted Brown Sugar Cinnamon (1.76 ounces), although the manufacturer's Web site said the item has 210 calories.

Additionally, the matched interface and boundary (MIB) method is reformulated for solving the PNP equations.

end{aligned} (5.3) Therefore, all results obtained in [23, 24] can be reformulated for CAC-mappings.

Further, Theorem 2.1 and Corollaries 2.8 and 2.11 can be reformulated for (2.13) as follows.

The limit formula (1.11) can be reformulated for the convolution of two functions and.

As a future work, the optimization problem could be reformulated for systems with multiple antenna and variable transmission rates.

This procedure can be reformulated for multiple feeds and side products as well as different choices of the key components.

There has been some discussion about if and how (45) can be reformulated for other quantifiers; apart from Barwise (1978), see Westerståhl (1987) and Sher (1997).

The solution procedure proposed earlier in the literature based upon the above method has been reformulated for increased computational efficiency.